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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 6 (August 1888) (1888)

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ght and day, but are overhauled and the casing of the wheel, on thesidenext the bank, lead the presses can be used independently. The peculiar features of the presses made under the invention are : to a similar shaft with hand wheel journaled on the repaired on Sunday. They average about 100,000… … MCCARTY'S CURRENT MOTOR. The Scotch dredges are self-propelling, and sailed out from Scotland, one of position for any required pattern by a very simple ar- them across to the Atlantic end of the canal, the other be drawn toward the bank. An anchoring rope is at- rangement of three pattern plates,…

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